1. How did jet aircraft during the Vietnam War influence todays's air defense systems (today's anti-aircraft missiles/artillery and jet interceptors)?
2. How did the US Navy's role in Vietnam effect today's 21st century navy?
3. How did US armor (tanks and AFV's) effect today's 21st century armor?
4. What made the Viet War so special in regards to the small arms (rifles, pistols, machineguns, etc.) used then, and used today?
5. What was learned in Vietnam, in regards to hi-performance jet aircraft; in regards to aerial combat (dog-fighting) and the fighter/bomber role...supporting troops on the ground?
6. What was learned in Vietnam, in regards to personnel body armor for ground troops?
7. What was learned in Vietnam, in regards to rotor-wing aircraft (helicopters)?
The weapons the US Government provided. In the early years of the war the were furnished WWII era weapons, later, were provided the same mat
No hydrogen bombs were dropped on Vietnam. No nuclear weapons of any kind were used in Vietnam.
The US tested napalm, bombs and chemical weapons on the Vietnam civilians.
A person who studies ancient weapons might be a military historian, or might be an archaeologist. There is more than one reason to study ancient weapons.
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No, Vietnam was LIMITED to conventional weapons only. A limited war.
The U.S used no nuclear weapons whatsoever on Vietnam.
Nuclear weapons were not used in the Vietnam War.
The weapons the US Government provided. In the early years of the war the were furnished WWII era weapons, later, were provided the same mat
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No it didn't.
Armed Forces Special Weapons Project ended in 1959.
Armed Forces Special Weapons Project was created in 1947.
No hydrogen bombs were dropped on Vietnam. No nuclear weapons of any kind were used in Vietnam.
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Nuclear weapons were not used during the Vietnam war